April 18-20th, 2008 |
April 18-20th, 2008 |
Neillsville Saddle Tramps |
The Neillsville Saddle Tramps has been in existence for 40 years, with a current membership of appoximately 50 families. There are a variety of different horse breeds represented by the Saddle Tramps' members, including the Quarter Horse, Arabian, Appaloosa, Paint, Tennsee Walker and, also the Mule and several other breeds. We offer a spring and fall trail ride, open to the public, and 4-H fun shows and educational clinics each year. This group has also been actively working to make more designated horse trails in Clark County. In the last 2 years, we have made approximately 35 miles of horse trails in the Wildrock/Seven Sisters area near Rock Dam. . . . |
Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Neillsville Bank conference room at 7:30pm |
Coming Events 2008 Fall ride 10/11/08 Wildrock Campground |
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Did you know: Typically the adult horse spends approximately 45 minutes in REM sleep, which usually occurs in 9 periods of 5 minutes each. They also spend about 2 hours in light sleep in 4 to 5 sleep periods and much more time dozing. Usually at least one horse will be standing watch while the others are sleeping. |
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